gunner4391 said:
ok everyone is focusing on the liberal point and not the main issue. First of all there is nothing insulting about what I said, liberal is almost always synonymous with anti-gun and you can argue all you want but it is, yes there are small constituencies in every party that agree differently but the vast majority of liberals are anti-gun and they believe that the second amendment doesn't give individuals the right to own guns, just gives the states the right to a militia
(my emphasis)
buzzcock mine does not and you're insane
Gunner, this is technically known as an insult, at least around here. Just so you know.
I'd suggest getting your information about liberal points of view from liberal sources, and not from websites like studentnewsdaily, which has a strong conservative bias. (How do I know that? I looked at the news websites on their "links" page,
all of which are to organizations such as the Washington Times, which consistently present conservative points of view. Many of them also misrepresent those of liberals.)
Hogdogs is right. Most liberals actually don't care all that much about gun rights -- other issues are far more important to them. To the extent they are anti-gun, it's often due to a lack of information, including not having grown up around them. This means they can be educated, if it's done respectfully.
I assume that by "main issue" you mean what you said in your original post -- "I want to put our values towards something for our school and try to open the eyes of many blind people." If by "blind people" you mean "anti-gun liberals," you aren't going to get too far with this project if your basic attitude toward them is as uninformed and negative as the comments you've made here suggest. So the "liberal point" is sort of central to what you're proposing, and that's why you're getting the responses some of us are making.
And oneounceload makes an excellent point, above, about the tone in which you say things, as well...
I just thought that made me a 
